Annals of Glaciology · 2007 · 60 citations · 50 references
EngineeringGlacial ProcessEarth System ScienceMass AdditionEarth ScienceClimate ImpactAntarctic Ice SheetsIce SheetsClimate ChangeIce-water SystemGlaciologyGeographyGlobal WarmingSea IceCryosphereIce LoadClimate Change EffectClimatologyIce-sheet Mass BalanceIce-structure Interaction
Abstract Contrary to prior expectations that warming would cause mass addition averaged over the Greenland and Antarctic ice sheets and over the next century, the ice sheets appear to be losing mass, at least partly in response to recent warming. With warming projected for the future, additional mass loss appears more likely than not.
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